On Wed, 22 Aug 2018, Denis Heidtmann wrote:
I have been trying to find way to report that address to google without success. Is there any hope of getting the information to Google so that the address is shut down? It is the address that the hacker used to receive $ from unthinking recipients of the original spam.
Denis, Have her turn on headers and export the entire message as a text file. This preserves the sending IP address. Then have her forward the text file to you as an attachment. When you receive the message check the header for the top-most IP address -- not sender address name -- and run it through 'whois ...'. It will almost certain be an IP address starting with 209. (most of those I get start that way), and it's the first one after the received-from SPF header. The usual google spam reporting address is [email protected]. Open a blank message to that address and import the text file. Start your message asking them to take appropriate actions to prevent further UCE from that sender. Then separate this header from the forwarded text with a line: ------ Forwarded message ------ Or, have her forward the message directly to [email protected] after confirming (using whois) that it indeed is from a google server. If I've not confused you let me know and I'll try harder. :-) HTH, Rich _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
